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  1. juniinc
    yes they can be replaced, check this site - porscheleds.com
  2. juniinc
    Either 19'" or 18" should fill up the fender arches same way. Even if U are going w/ 19's , outside diameter of your tires shoould be the same unless u want the speedo to be off,,,talking about filling the arches,,, probably want something like this. here is a pic of old member.
  3. juniinc
    forget about the Becker's factory remote on! If you are going to put a new head unit , u will need a remote wire from your new unit. And I wouldn't never use those skinny 16AWG fatory wires for the power source to my new amp!
  4. juniinc
    I don't have one & rather not
  5. juniinc
    forget those hardnesses , just hard - wire them,,,
  6. juniinc
    As cassie listed larger plug is the speaker out hardness, they are twisted in 4 pairs - the ones with stripes is your negative. Since U pm'ed me I thought to post this pix. green,purple,yellow,orange I belive,,,
  7. juniinc
    any time ,man
  8. juniinc
    There is a long thread regards to this window problem, I was also involved in it trouble shooting . If you can search that topic it will be helpful for u to follow the steps!. motor rarely go out in one way, I would check the door pins first to see if they are corroded.
  9. juniinc
    Your cooling system wasn,t pressurized probably. old cap's seal is all gone? It prolly all evaporated.
  10. juniinc
    How much did they charge U?
  11. juniinc
    Hey thorman that would be very easy,,,notice where my Hi fonics Ampis located? Pull the carpet behind of it, you will see a rubber plug hole! On the 3rd pic, you will my battery & how my #2AWG power wire is ran. This mightbe able to help U.
  12. juniinc
    did you re-pack the bearing good?
  13. juniinc
    I ve hard wired it, also posted enogugh pictures. Yes if you are going to push it with Alpine, it does sound more louder & clear. Cassiebox- Actually, I have already upgraded the factory speakers. Put new Alpines in both the dash & door. But with the factory amp still in, they sound as crappy as the factory Nokia speakers that came out. That's why I want to replace the Becker CDR-220 with a higher powered head unit and wire the speakers directly into it and bypass the amp. Any advice on hard wiring? Which set of plugs at the amp location go to the speakers?
  14. juniinc
    If it isn't leaking, replace the cap
  15. juniinc
    yes, even though this is a non-abrasive polymer based , is recommended no less than 6 months.
  16. juniinc
    I'll have to say "Zaino" Step 1—STRIP THE OLD WAX Wash the car, going top to bottom, with Dawn Ultra liquid detergent. Thoroughly rinse the car with a pressurized hose and spray nozzle. Make sure all detergent soap is gone. Dry completely using only clean, soft, absorbent towels. Step 2—REMOVE CONTAMINANTS AND PREPARE THE SURFACE Feel all paint surfaces. They should be glassy smooth. Contaminated rough areas are quickly minimized using Claybar and a soap and water lubricant. Re-wash and dry the treated areas. Step 3 - Apply Z-2 swirl remover,cleaner ( use an orbital high RPM polisher/cutting foam pad) Step 4 - Z-5 Pro show car polisher Step 5 - wax to more depth ,gloss,protection. Step 6 - "WOW" BEFORE & AFTER
  17. juniinc
    Any time,man. If u need further assistance there is a sun visor removal thread by Loren on the 4th Technical page, well explained direction is also there. Good luck Hmmm...never thought of checking out the fuse first. That may be the issue. Will check it out tonight or this weekend when I get a chance and will update this thread! Thanks, juniinc!!!
  18. juniinc
    Pegasus racing makes this Aluminized Heat Barrier, Adhesive Backed. Great stuff,,,
  19. juniinc
    Hey Carlson, aew we talking about those 2 tabs on airbag spring unit? I wouldn't worry about it.
  20. juniinc
    Don't 7mm spacer should work for the front. In the rear, you'll want a 10mm-12mm spacer. Sorry for the ignorance, but how do you guys calculate these numbers... I know what the suggested OEM diameter, width and offset are for my model (986). How do I go from there if I want to look at aftermarket wheels which do not match the OEM width and offset? How do you add spacers to that equation? Thank you so much, Gus
  21. juniinc
    Im assuming all of u are equipped with CD player? pull your CD's out then see if it happens.
  22. juniinc
    a few options out there -emergency cable should be located behind the passenger(US) side headlight( inside fender well usually) -unlocking the lever by using a small screw driver -locate looped latch cable inside the drivers side fender well then jerk(US) -get a cigarette light booster to unlock/charge battery As Loren mentioned ,do your search U might be able to get more info.
  23. juniinc
    It is a simple job.probably it's the blown fuse or bulb using a small, skinny screw driver U will need to unclip mirror insert.
  24. juniinc
    Good deal!
  25. juniinc
    hey Blaine, Park Place Bellevue? haha
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